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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1930

Page

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President Hoover Opposes Veterans Relief Bill

President Hoover warned the veterans relief bill would raise taxes and be inequitable to World War I veterans. Senate leaders moved to a substitute acceptable to him as a White House letter to Senator Watson was released. Senator Reed submitted an administration approved substitute at a White House conference.

Washington Hoover Senate Watson Indiana White House Reed Pennsylvania

Lamp Fire Girls to Play Fathers in Feature Game

Nine girls and nine dads will meet on the baseball diamond at Columbia Gardens tomorrow for the annual Camp Fire Girls homecoming. The game, at 1 50 p m, features both teams training hard and in bed early.

Lamp Fire Girls Columbia Gardens America Butte Camp A. G. Black

Prisoner Held in Queens Maniac Slayings Case

A man matching the Queens maniac slayer profile, William Ernest Cordra, 31, was arrested on a Hudson county boulevard near North Berge. Police found scribbled papers in his pockets, including the signature 3-X from the killer’s letters to a newspaper.

Jersey City N. J Queens Hudson County Boulevard North Berge Loop William Ernest Cordra Columbia S. C New York

J H Cowles to be Honored at Butte Banquet

John H. Cowles thirty third degree Mason and sovereign grand commander of the Scottish Rite will be honored at a banquet this evening at the Masonic temple attended by about 250 Scottish Rite members. He arrived from Washington D C yesterday and will depart for North and South Dakota after the event.

John H. Cowles United States Masonic Temple Mr. Cowles Washington, D. C Butte New Finlen Hotel North South Dakota

Silver Jubilee Mass Celebrated by Butte Priest

The Rev. Michael Mc Cormack marked 25 years in the priesthood with a silver jubilee mass at St. Joseph’s Church. A large crowd from many cities attended as Fathers James O’Shea N J Leonard and Hugh Faley assisted in the ceremony.

Michael McCormack St. Joseph's Church Father McCormack James P. O'Shea N. J. Leonard Hugh Faley

Old Home Folks Great Admiral Byrd Returns to Winchester

Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd arrives home in Winchester on June 22 amid a peaceful welcome. Open-air thanksgiving services mark the simple tribute to the hero as the Byrd family, including Mrs Marie Ames Byrd and son Richard Evelyn Byrd 3rd, joins in the hometown greeting alongside relatives Harry Flood Byrd and Thomas B. Byrd.

Winchester Richard Evelyn Byrd New York Washington Richmond Admiral Byrd Marie Ames Byrd Boston Harry Flood Byrd Thomas B. Byrd

U. S. Prosperity Seen to Continue, Report Says

The United States Commerce Department reports in its balance of international payments for 1929 that prosperity is likely to persist for years with few prolonged setbacks. Dr. Ray Ovid Hall notes a $561 million drop in net capital export and a $307 million gold inflow over 15 months as major outcomes, with further context from Secretary Lamont.

Robert C. Albright United Press Washington Ray Ovid Hall Finance and Investment Division Commerce Department United States Dr. Hall Lamont

Poker Players Dive From Window in Bronx Apartment

A Bronx housewife furious over her husband’s whereabouts interrupted a poker game at a Bronx apartment. Two players fled via the window, with David Tarvin, 37, breaking a hip on the fall. Doctors called his leap needless. the wife was not the spouse involved.

New York Bronx David Tarvin

Montana Forecast Mostly Fair Then Warmer

Montana expected mainly fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with a rise in temperatures. Some eastern and southern portions may warm more than other areas as conditions stay dry.

Montana

Vigil continues for killer 3 X as police heed threats

New York police under Captain Herbert Graham vow to keep watch along a Queens hideaway lovers lane. They distrust a written pledge by the maniac 3 X who claims to end his killings after Mozynski the delicatessen dealer and Noel Lowley the radio expert.

New York Queens Herbert Graham Graham Joseph Mozynski Noel Lowley

Second son born to Lt Gov Hazelbaker family

Dillon June 23 Special Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Frank Hazelbaker are the proud parents of a baby boy born this morning at Barrett hospital. mother and child are doing well. The infant joins sister Lois and brother Frank in the Hazelbaker home.

Hazelbaker Dillon Frank Hazelbaker Barrett Hospital Lois Hazelbaker Frank

Legion Members Clean Up Scout Camp For Summer Visit

More than 30 Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion members toured the Boy Scouts camp in the Lowlands. Led by Commander Fred Lehn they used picks shovels and saws to move cabins renew sites and demolish barns while others renovated the swimming hole parade grounds and bunkhouses for the boys summer outing.

Silver Bow Post No. 1 American Legion Boy Scouts Fred Lehn E. K. Miller Legion Hall C. O Smiggs) Smithers

Heir Born to Lindbergh Fame in New Jersey

Englewood, N J June 22 UP a son was born today to Mrs A Lindbergh wife of the famed aviator at the home of Ambassador Dwight W Morrow her father no formal announcement was made but UP was informed a child was born there today Mrs Lindberghs birthday adds to the public interest in the newborn heir to the Lone Eagle The piece notes Lindberghs rise from obscurity to fame since his 1927 flight and hints at continued coverage on page 14 Col 5

Englewood N. J A. Lindberg Dwight W. Morrow United Press

Extravagant rise and fall of Harold Ryder in Woody & Co collapse

Harold Russell Ryder, whose rapid Wall Street ascent ended in scandal, is free on 10000 bail on grand larceny charges tied to the 4.5 million dollar failure of Woody & Co. The case centers on alleged frenzied finance and nightclub spending while Ryder promised creditors cooperation as he seeks to recover funds.

New York Wall Street Harold Russell Ryder Stock Exchange Woody & Co Ryder

A Safe Combination in Classified Ads

A Standard-Post classified ad paired with merchandise nearly always yields a sale. The ad suggests dialing 5411 to reach WANT-ADS for selling household goods, highlighting the effectiveness of combined merchandise and classified advertising.

Classified Ad Motto from Montana Standard

Short motto from the Montana Standard reads Always the same in service. Always different in opportunity, followed by a contact line Dial 5411 for inquiries.

British Commission Opens Study of Wailing Wall Question

The League of Nations commission studying the Wailing Wall dispute meets in Jerusalem for its first session tomorrow. The issue has caused fierce Muslim Jewish tensions and a 1929 outbreak left 270 dead and 500 wounded. Authorities fear further bloodshed if no solution is found as Muslims and Jews view it as a global religious matter. Mediating nations plan broad Islamic world involvement.

Webb Miller United Press Jerusalem League of Nations India Egypt Syria

New Picture of Atoms Shown For Physical Society

A Heisenberg Compton atom picture was presented at Cornell to the American Physical Society. Electrons are shown moving in vapory clouds rather than in planetary orbits. Dr. Arthur H. Compton reported the discovery, noting the look was produced in the Ryerson lab at the University of Chicago. Continuous article continues on Page 2.

Howard W. Blakesleee Associated Press Ithaca, N. Y Heisenberg-Compton American Physical Society Cornell University Arthur H. Compton Ryerson Physical Laboratory University of Chicago Compton

Gallatin County Wool Clip Sold to Boston Firm

The Gallatin County Wool association sold its entire clip of about 310000 pounds to a Boston firm. Members will receive $75000 to $80000 in checks. deliveries start this week at Three Forks and Bozeman. The pool has 34000 fleeces from nearly 200 growers with prices 23 cents for fine wool 24 cents for mixed wool and 24 1/2 cents for clean black faced wool.

Bozeman Gallatin County Wool Association Boston Three Forks

Automobiles and planes claim several lives nationwide

A string of Sunday accidents across the United States left almost twenty people dead including a Denver area explosion that killed Clifford Hogan and his wife and wrecked their car.

United States Denver Clifford Hogan

Four Killed as Train Strikes Auto Near Absecon

ABSECON N J June 23 four people were killed when a train struck an automobile early today The victims included Anthony M Ruffo Jr mayor of Atlantic City two unidentified women and a man believed to be Assemblyman Anthony J Stracusa The collision occurred near Absecon New Jersey and authorities investigated the scene.

Absecon N. J Anthony M. Ruffo Jr Atlantic City Anthony J. Stracusa

Dr Alfred Karsted Nominated by Butte Physicians

Dr Alfred Karsted a vice president of the Northwest Medical Association will be nominated by Butte physicians for president at the council meeting before the Pacific Northwest Medical Association convention in Butte July 1 to 3. He is praised for bringing the meeting to Butte and has ties from Helena to Stanford.

Dr. Arrgted Alfred Karsted Northwest Medical Association Butte Physicians Butte Pacific Northwest Medical Association Karsted Helena Stanford University

Abbreviated Congress Schedule Signals Early July Adjournment

Washington dispatch says rivers and harbors omnibus bill worth 142 million dollars and veterans relief measures will occupy the House for the coming week with adjournment likely in the first week of July. Chairman Dempsey plans to seek Senate amendment concurrence to boost the omnibus by about 24.5 million, covering national waterway and harbor improvements.

Washington House Congress Senate Dempsey House Rivers and Harbors Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Scottish Rite Ellie Alin Papero Pogee City Madman Slayer Lindy Charles A. Lingbergh JH Cowles St. Joseph’s Church Admiral “Dick” Byrd U.3 Lamont Commenta Weather Forecast Legion Lindbergh Charles A. Lindbergh Roosevelt Field le Bourget Physical Society Flyer Wichita
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